The first in a five part series on Worldbuilding the Katar race. So when I began working on the Galaxy Pirates setting I came across a tool for worldbuilding called Ideas that change everything and I applied it to the … Continue reading →
So now that April is over I’d like to talk a little bit about price discounting. In March DriveThruRPG has a GM’s Day sale and like many of their sales prices are 20% off the retail price. March came and … Continue reading →
Looking at the Stargate RPG through the Starfinder design lens Stargate and Spycraft both allowed two attacks per round at 1st level. Stargate has critical threat ranges for success and failure on skill checks and attacks. For the many reasons … Continue reading →
This time I’d like to review the Feats of Ultimate Combat through a Starfinder design lens. Adder Strike, poison use doesn’t seem to be a class feature as no ill effect is mentioned in applying poisons to weapons as a … Continue reading →
So last night I received my Falling Star from Miniature’s Market, I saw it on the Drop and bought in early. I’m a sucker for tallships stuff. Ship comes with ship’s wheel, two magnetic masts, four sails. Both the Quarterdeck … Continue reading →
In 2016 we were playing Skull and Shackles with my Saturday night home group. Here are the map tiles laid out as they would appear from the Paizo PDF. Trim away the white boarder until only the grid squares are … Continue reading →
Many years ago I built a sci-fi board using Star Tiles map tiles from Fat Dragon Games. This is me laying out the tiles on a black foam core board. Pictured are Elmer’s glue sticks and scissors. You can see … Continue reading →
In 2008 I asked Anthony to make me a number of pictures of my people in slice of life pictures doing normal things I could use with skill descriptions in the rulebook. I got a lot of response to the … Continue reading →
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From Page 392 of the Core Rules A challenging DC for a skill check is equal to 15 + 1-1/2 × the CR of the encounter or the PCs’ Average Party Level (APL). For an easier check, you might reduce … Continue reading →
